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Serverless Architecture Best Practices with AWS Lambda

Serverless applications that are well designed are separated, stateless, and utilize minimal code. With the growth of projects, the only aim of development managers is to preserve the designu2019s clarity and simplicity along with low code implementation. This blogpost recommends the serverless architecture best practices with AWS Lambda.<br><br>Get in touch at info@technosip.com for AWS Cloud Consulting Services

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Serverless Architecture Best Practices with AWS Lambda

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  1. Serverless Architecture Best Practices with AWS Lambda

  2. Serverless applications that are well designed are separated, stateless, and utilize minimal code. With the growth of projects, the only aim of development managers is to preserve the design’s clarity and simplicity along with low code implementation. This blogpost recommends the serverless architecture best practices with AWS Lambda. Arranging Your Code Repositories Most of the Serverless applications are Monolithic applications in the initial stage. This takes place either due to the growth of complexity with time or because the developers follow the subsisting development practices.A Monolith application is depicted by a single AWS Lambda function executing several tasks.

  3. A Monolith application is depicted by a single AWS Lambda function executing several tasks. Monoliths function well for casual Serverless applications that execute single- purpose functions. These small applications develop new characteristics making it important to refactor the code into small services.A Comprehensive Guide To AWS Cost OptimizationDon’t miss a chance to know how we help our clients save up to 30% on AWS bills. Download your free eBook copy now to get benefitted, and stop overpaying by following our best practices.Get My Free eBook NowWith the help of frameworks like AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM), it is easy to group these into small services that have separate code repositories.

  4. In the case of SAM, the template.YAML file comprises all the resources and functions that are required for an application. As a result, splitting an app into microservices having individual templates is a usual way to split resource groups and repositories.It is possible to build one repository per function. This is perfect with independent functions that do not share other AWS resources. Having excessive repositories leads to the development of duplicate code, creating difficulties in sharing resources across repositories.To design your application architecture, it is essential to find the perfect balance for your project.

  5. Adopting AWS Services in Place of Code Libraries AWS services are essential building blocks for serverless applications. These can offer great performance, reliability, and scale compared to bundled code packages with the same functionality.For instance, many web apps that shifted to Lambda utilize Web frameworks such as Flask(for Python) or Express(for Node.js). However, both of the packages bear routing and distinct user context.For instance, Amazon API Gateway delegates each request to the Lambda function to manage routing as the Lambda function starts to grow in size as the app develops routes. This makes it harder for the developers to toil on the same project.

  6. Moreover, avoid executing workflow orchestrations in the Lambda functions.A better way is to use AWS step functions, which can indicate complicated workflows as JSON definitions in the application’s SAM template. By using this service, the quantity of Custom code decreases and boosts long-lived workflows. Moreover, workflows are updated as it is handled in-flight executions. Read the whole blog here https://bit.ly/3jXVMYa

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